Anyone had any experience with card stock or appointment cards?
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I run shipping labels through it a regular basis, as well as 110 lb. card stock. I haven't tried to duplex the card stock. It comes out with some curl, so not sure that would be advisable. Probably best to let it cool and straighten and then run it through the bypass feed. So far, I'm loving this printer.
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I use card stock in the MPF and had a few quirks with it wanting to grab 2 or 3 sheets at a time. Never used card stock or business cards in Tray. What I failed to realize is that I was suppose to fan the card stock to keep the pages from sticking together. That fixed the problem. If appointment cards are the same as business cards then it will work great. If not, I can't tell you anything about that.
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In general, ink jet or commercial printing may be best for heavy card stock. My experience with color laser printers of the home office variety is that they are very picky about maximum paper thickness and the max paper thickness they allow is not very thick. Even envelopes have caused me problems with home office variety color laser machines and even the commercial grade color laser for the printing company that did work for me allowed only moderate thickness of paper.
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We had trouble with card stock. It will not take anything thicker than copier paper. Unless there is a setting we have not found that will change that.
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I haven't tried it, but card stock isn't too much thicker than photo paper stock so you should be able to
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Yes! I've used multiple types of card stock and it prints great! The cardstock is a little curved after being printed on but otherwise it's perfect.
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First you buy... then they contact you by email and at that time you supply them with the info. They will email you a proof to look at before they print your cards. My cards look great
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Use Strathmore Stamping cards to mount my pictures since I like the paper wt and quality. Tried Avery for slightly larger size. Liked quality & weight of paper. Each sheet gives you 2 cards. Crisp clean lines and set folds makes for easy use. Card stock quality. Good luck. Marie :)
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Yes. I use card stock to create greeting cards and business cards all of the time with no problems.The colors are crisp and the feed is pretty fast considering it's an ink jet printer.IO do find that the machine is sensative when it gets down to the last 2 or three pages. Sometimes it reacts as if the paper ran out. so, just make sure you have a nice fill of paper in the feed tray.I also have a Pixma MP560. The 560 has two feeds and both work perfectly.I bought the MG5420 because it works with wirelessly my Ipad and iphone and, a rare feature; it prints on CD's and DVD's. Yes. I use card stock to create greeting cards and business cards all of the time with no problems.The colors are crisp and the feed is pretty fast considering it's an ink jet printer.IO do find that the machine is sensative when it gets down to the last 2 or three pages. Sometimes it reacts as if the paper ran out. so, just make sure you have a nice fill of paper in the feed tray.I also have a Pixma MP560. The 560 has two feeds and both work perfectly.I bought the MG5420 because it works with wirelessly my Ipad and iphone and, a rare feature; it prints on CD's and... » Read More Yes. I use card stock to create greeting cards and business cards all of the time with no problems.The colors are crisp and the feed is pretty fast considering it's an ink jet printer.IO do find that the machine is sensative when it gets down to the last 2 or three pages. Sometimes it reacts as if the paper ran out. so, just make sure you have a nice fill of paper in the feed tray.I also have a Pixma MP560. The 560 has two feeds and both work perfectly.I bought the MG5420 because it works with wirelessly my Ipad and iphone and, a rare feature; it prints on CD's and DVD's. « Show Less
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The business cards are snug in the pocket and a credit card is not much bigger-I don't have it at home-(husband's work) or I would try it right now-I can try some credit cards on wednesday if you like and give you a definitive yes or no. If so-send me another request and I'll let you know wednesday afternoon.
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There are response cards as well. The paper/card stock is good quality and printed easily on my laser printer. I was very pleased with this purchase. Congratulations!!
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Use Strathmore Stamping cards to mount my pictures since I like the paper wt and quality.Tried Avery for slightly larger size. Liked quality & weight of paper. Each sheet gives you 2 cards.Crisp clean lines and set folds makes for easy use. Card stock quality. Good luck. Marie :)
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I am actually looking for a box for magic cards. Did you have any luck with this? If not- what were you able to find?
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I'm not sure about card stock. I do have direct experience with some majors issues with this model printer. We installed these for a few at least 8 clients. With in 6 months of installing we've had a 50% failure rate. This printer has some serious design flaws that Epson is aware of, bit they are still selling it. Don't by this model.
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I haven't tried card stock yet, but I have printed photos on Epson photo paper in a variety of stock sizes without problems and good results. I loaded the cut sheets right into the tray and it fed in without a hitch.
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I'd need to see the details about each card. Can you post links to the specific ones you are looking at?
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Yep, card stock, maybe a tad denser. The designs are printed on, some are a little bit glittery.
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This will help. Use regular pinter paper on the bottom half of your stack then put your card stock on top of the regular paper and you will be on your way to printing. this works great. Just remember to keep track so you don't waste paper and ink printing the the paper you don't want your stuff printed on.
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Sorry, I have not tried card stock yet. Don't know how it will do but I like everything else so far.